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large Architecting node.js applicationsMonday, October 22, 12

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P ro g ra m ☐ C l o u d9 ID E? ☐ Grow in g pai n s ☐ I n t ro du c i n g Arc hitec t ☐ Le ss on s le arn e dMonday, October 22, 12

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Normal developersMonday, October 22, 12

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JavaScript DeveloperMonday, October 22, 12

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Cloud9 IDE - http://c9.ioMonday, October 22, 12

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Real debuggingMonday, October 22, 12

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(Smart!) Code completionMonday, October 22, 12

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Static analysisMonday, October 22, 12

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Free LinuxMonday, October 22, 12 VM

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Bring your own machineMonday, October 22, 12

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Real terminalMonday, October 22, 12

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CollaborationMonday, October 22, 12

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See each other type Debug together Productivity++Monday, October 22, 12

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Create Deploy Run/Debug Share TestMonday, October 22, 12

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P ro g ra m ☑ C l o u d9 ID E? ☐ Grow in g pai n s ☐ I n t ro du c i n g Arc hitec t ☐ Le ss on s le arn e dMonday, October 22, 12

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10,000s LOC of JavaScriptMonday, October 22, 12

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dynamic, weakly typed languageMonday, October 22, 12

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one singleMonday, October 22, 12 thread

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Openshift Cloud9 datacenter Remote VM IDE server Remote VM Remote VMMonday, October 22, 12

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Pure madnessMonday, October 22, 12

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ModularizationMonday, October 22, 12

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Black box codingMonday, October 22, 12

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Java/.NET import(s) Node.js requireMonday, October 22, 12

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Great for re requi abstractingMonday, October 22, 12 away

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re requi Not Great for application modularityMonday, October 22, 12

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re requi Relies on FS duplicated modules maps to folder names Hard to configure moduleMonday, October 22, 12

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Dependency error handling coding time compile time run time ! OM - BO KA - Server crash - Unhappy customers - Developer gets firedMonday, October 22, 12

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How to fix it? Static dependency list Resolve at startup Named services No FS required Easy configuration Pass an objectMonday, October 22, 12

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P ro g ra m ☑ C l o u d9 ID E? ☑ G row i n g pai n s ☐ I n t ro du c i n g Arc hitec t ☐ Le ss on s le arn e dMonday, October 22, 12

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Architect github.com/c9/architectMonday, October 22, 12

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Architect Everything is a plugin Plugins can consume plugins An application is just a set of pluginsMonday, October 22, 12

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Dependency model require runtime Architect compile timeMonday, October 22, 12

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Dependency error handling Architect coding time compile time run time - Happy customers - Fails before release - Developer keeps jobMonday, October 22, 12

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Declare entity ‘presenter’ with behavior Use ‘presenter’ to do a presentationMonday, October 22, 12

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Dependency model Presenter PresentationMonday, October 22, 12

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Express our model package.json Builds dependency tree without executing codeMonday, October 22, 12

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What’s next? Wrap in Architect plugin code Extract the code Make two pluginsMonday, October 22, 12

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Function signature Call when doneMonday, October 22, 12

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Architect plugin codeModule.exports Options - we’ll get to that Imports - everything you ‘consume’ Register - invoke when doneMonday, October 22, 12

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Easy to test Mock dependenciesMonday, October 22, 12

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Assert ‘dance’ is called 11 timesMonday, October 22, 12

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No black magic Specify dependency model Feed architect a config file Call ‘createApp’Monday, October 22, 12

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Configuration Per-plugin options No global options object Specify in config fileMonday, October 22, 12

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Options Automatically passed in at startup Options are also dependencies Fail if options aren’t presentMonday, October 22, 12

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Architect makes you think of your app as chunks of functionality rather than sets of classesMonday, October 22, 12

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Think ‘chunks of functionality’ Implicit type constraints Keep implementation private Swap features instead of interfacesMonday, October 22, 12

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How does Cloud9 use it? Open source version Local version (OS + sync) Hosted version Normal FTP SSHMonday, October 22, 12

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Swap feature per implementation On Open source: talk local filesystem On FTP: talk FTP library On SSH: talk via a SSH bridgeMonday, October 22, 12

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Here is something your DI framework can’t doMonday, October 22, 12

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Single node.js process IDE instance IDE instance (FTP) (SSH) Other code (dashboard etc.) IDE instance IDE instance (Normal) (Normal)Monday, October 22, 12

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Architect can do Multiple instances of same plugin Run independently But in the same processMonday, October 22, 12

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HERE’S SOMETHING COOLMonday, October 22, 12

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Centralized eventbus Loose coupling between plugins No hard dependencies! Can also do inter-context communicationMonday, October 22, 12

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React on event Other plugin Event bus Emit event PluginMonday, October 22, 12

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And now scale up Need something inter-server Swap it with i.e. Redis PubSub Plugins will never notice Modular awesomeness!Monday, October 22, 12

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P ro g ra m ☑ C l o u d9 ID E? ☑ G row i n g pai n s ☑ I n t ro du c i n g Arc hitec t ☐ Le sson s learn edMonday, October 22, 12

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Modularize in feature blocks Don’t over engineer Don’t create too small blocks They aren’t interfaces!Monday, October 22, 12

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Use dependency injection Architect (JavaScript) StructureMap (.NET) Spring (Java)Monday, October 22, 12

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Avoid context switching Less code! Less errors! Less boilerplate!Monday, October 22, 12

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Loose coupling Use an event bus Smaller dependency graphMonday, October 22, 12

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github.com/c9/architectMonday, October 22, 12

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Happy coding!Monday, October 22, 12

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http://c9.io Sergi Mansilla @sergimansilla github.com/sergiMonday, October 22, 12